Online Media in Georgia: A Bastion for Democracy
Georgia's free media is under increasing pressure from the ruling Georgian Dream party, highlighting the need for preservation through national and international cooperation to ensure access to free information.
Since spring 2024, Georgia has been embroiled in a political crisis. The Georgian Dream party's reintroduction and adoption of the "Foreign Agents" law, followed by contentious parliamentary elections and the decision to halt the EU accession process, have deepened societal polarization.
The society is now divided between those protesting the Georgian Dream's decisions since 2024 and those loyal to or content with the party's political course.
The ruling Georgian Dream party's actions have led to a deeply polarized society.
Current Situation
- Increasing pressure on free media from the Georgian Dream party
- Need for national and international cooperation to preserve online media outlets
- Deep polarization in society due to political decisions
Author's summary: Online media is crucial for Georgia's democracy.
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